Cybersecurity Starts in the Boardroom
Time to add another chapter to my Phishing Email Primer: It is being reported that threat actors have been using a new targeting tactic to sort through victims who have been ensnared by their social engineering attacks. When presented with the malicious credentials Window, only those high-value victims who have …
I am sorry, the title is a bit misleading, but once you have read the article, I am sure you will see how we – and the Security Operations Centre – could have caught a thief. Additionally, it is not about the Hitchcock movie; however, some of the action does …
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Today we are talking About Links and here are a couple of questions to get us going on the topic: How realistic is the advice “don’t click on that link”? How many times in the day do you need to click on a link to do your work? Now I …
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I am not sure anyone is actually calling it that… We have all seen and or heard of this story that is running in the US and around the world: Trump and intelligence chiefs play down Signal group chat leak – BBC News I am not going to get into …
We use Booking.com for our business travel, so this story was going to make the news this week. ClickFix attack delivers infostealers, RATs in fake Booking.com emails This is a long running phishing campaign that is obviously still having success in trapping victims – targeting organisations that use Booking.com for …
